Decorative Medieval-Style Hilt Sword with Wall Plaque

This item is a decorative sword, likely a reproduction or fantasy piece, featuring an elaborately designed hilt and presented on a wooden wall plaque. The blade appears to be made of a silvery-colored metal, possibly stainless steel or a plated alloy, and exhibits a relatively clean, polished, but not razor-sharp appearance, suggesting it is primarily for display rather than functional use. There are some visible scratches, smudges, and what might be residue along the length of the blade, indicating some handling or light wear. The hilt is the most ornate part of the sword, featuring a gold-toned finish with intricate detailing. The crossguard is particularly striking, with two outward-curving arms that resemble animal horns or stylized dragon wings, decorated with textured patterns and possibly filigree. The grip section is wrapped or molded with a twisted, rope-like pattern, also in a gold tone. The pommel is bulbous and highly ornamented, continuing the gold-toned, detailed aesthetic seen throughout the hilt. The construction suggests casting and assembly, typical for decorative swords. The sword rests on a shield-shaped wooden wall plaque, which appears to be a reddish-brown or dark stained wood. The plaque shows some scuffs and abrasions, particularly around the edges and center where the sword is affixed. The overall style evokes a medieval or fantasy theme, suggesting it could be a prop, a collector's display piece, or a decorative item for a themed room. Its estimated age is relatively modern, perhaps late 20th to early 21st century, given the materials and decorative nature. The quality of craftsmanship for a decorative piece seems good, with attention paid to the ornamental details of the hilt, though the blade's functional quality is not the primary focus.